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By Grove XXIII, Friday at 06:56 PM - updated Friday at 07:14 PM - Hobe Sound, Florida

Grove XXIII is a private 18 hole stand alone golf course with zeon zoysia fairways, Trinity zoysia tees and tifeagle greens. Our membership is made up of very accomplished golfers. The Assistant Equipment Technician reports to the Head Equipment Technician. You will do daily inspections of the golf maintenance equipment, perform grinding services,  perform preventative maintenance, on mowing equipment and small engines. You should be knowledgeable of of the operation of gasoline, diesel and electric equipment.  Safety is very important so the work area must always be clean and organized. All federal, State and local environmental regulations must be followed. The  golf course maintenance equipment is critical to a great golf course.

By Fairview Country Club, November 28 - updated Friday at 06:45 PM - Greenwich, Connecticut

Course Information:         Fairview Country Club is a private country club, located in Greenwich, CT,  with an eighteen-hole golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. The Club facilities also includes twelve tennis courts, pickleball, three paddle courts, a swimming pool complex, and a full practice range.  The large clubhouse includes a hotel for members and their guests. The Club recently completed a bunker renovation with Rees Jones and will continue to work through a master plan for the golf course that includes selective tree removals, greens drainage, tee construction, green re-contouring, and cart path replacement.  

By Carolina Trace Country Club, Friday at 05:18 PM - Sanford, North Carolina

Carolina Trace Country Club is looking to fill two Assistant Superintendent vacancies. General Responsibilities: Assists in planning and supervising the maintenance of greens, tees and fairways; schedules work and supervises the employees and the use of the equipment. Instructs equipment operators on the operation and care of mowing and other equipment; supervises pesticide applications and/or operates and calibrates pesticide application equipment; supervises and participates in the operation and maintenance of pumps, irrigation systems, central computer, and drainage systems. Assists in personnel management (record-keeping) and evaluation, employee safety, personnel discipline/conflict resolution, seasonal employee hiring, and may also modify the daily work schedule based on professional interpretation. Scout golf course for disease, nutrient response and longevity, soil moisture, and course details as defined by superintendent Communication with related departments Record keeping of all pesticide and fertilizer applications and man hours Maintain organization and cleanliness of maintenance facility Teach/train seasonal staff Lead crew to successfully complete projects 

By Castle Pines Golf Club, October 27 - updated Friday at 04:51 PM - Castle Pines, Colorado

Castle Pines Golf Club is an 18 hole, private, Jack Nicklaus Signature Design. Castle Pines Golf Club will also be a stop on the PGA Tour as it will host the 2024 BMW Championship. The course is situated along the front range of the Rocky Mountains amongst towering ponderosa pines just south of the Denver Metro area. Castle Pines Golf Club ranks as one of the top courses not only in Colorado, but also in the nation. Student interns will be exposed to all aspects of golf course management including but not limited to: equipment operation, chemical and dry fertilizer applications, daily golf course set up, reclaimed irrigation management, record keeping, and staff management. As part of the golf maintenance team, student interns will work alongside the Golf Course Superintendent and the Assistant Golf Course Superintendents. The internship will be catered to each individual’s personal and professional goals. Student interns will have the ability to experience the management of a new Toro irrigation system and Watertronics pump station. Multiple golf course improvement projects are scheduled over the winter and into spring of 2023. Numerous tee complexes will be either updated or redesigned along with a complete bunker renovation. Agronomy students will be exposed to golf course construction, facilitate contractors, irrigation designers, and irrigation contractors. Successful internships have the potential for full time status with Castle Pines Golf Club after the internship is concluded.

By Tamarack Country Club, October 19 - updated Friday at 04:43 PM - Greenwich, Connecticut

Tamarack Country Club is seeking an assistant superintendent in training to join our team, which maintains one of the best golf courses in Connecticut. We're looking for a progressive individual who is always in pursuit of excellence, and desires to be a part of a workplace culture that understands each employee's need for a work/life balance.    Success Traits of Individual: Leadership qualities related to crew and project management are key for the applicant to be successful at Tamarack Country Club. Applicant works closely with Superintendent in all areas related to management and course maintenance. Bilingual a plus. Positive attitude, self motivated, takes personal pride in their work Ability to multitask, and adapt to a fast paced, competitive work environment. Developing strong bonds with fellow workers, always helping to support the team management concept. Upcoming Projects: Master plan headed by architect Brian Schneider includes: Bunker renovation work (Better Billy) - fairway & green-side. Re-sod all green surrounds. Fairway & green expansions and addition forward tees. Key responsibilities:  Participating in course setup, which includes tee setup, changing of cups and monitoring soil moistures, etc.  Utilize moisture meters for water management.  Responsible for app pesticide applications in coordination with other assistants, including training on GPS-driven spray rigs. Will also learn procedures for spray hawking greens if needed. Responsible for all fertilizer applications in coordination with other assistants. Any required training is provided.  Maintenance of irrigation system. Will occasionally be assigned management responsibilities for project-related work by the Superintendent.  Understanding systems used for record keeping of job assignments (Tasktracker), pesticide application records (Playbook — Coverage) and pin sheet creation (ezLocator-pin sheets).   Preferred Qualifications: Two or four year degree in Turf Management or student presently enrolled in Turf Maintenance Program. Club will provide resources for applicant to obtain Connecticut Pesticide Applicators License. Compensation and Benefits:  Salary $65,000 - $75,000 Vacation Health Insurance Vision Insurance  Dental Insurance Life Insurance 401k with Employer Match  Retirement Benefits Off Site Housing Available  Standard Work hours: November - February, 40-hour week, weekend responsibilities only for snow/road maintenance. March - October, weather dependent, averaging 50+ hours weekly. After normal work hours related to water management and or construction responsibilities. About Us:  In 1929, Yale University Graduate, Charles Henry Banks designed a golf course so unique that generations of golfers have been enjoying his creation for more than 80 years. That course is Tamarack. But today, you can enjoy more than just a legendary golfing experience. What makes Tamarack Country Club special is our uniquely diverse membership and a welcoming environment that beckons friends and families to connect and create long lasting relationships. What we value at Tamarack is character and camaraderie as these are the foundations from which countless friendships are formed and our close community is built.  Today, Tamarack Country Club is more than just a great Greenwich golf course, it is a place where friends and families gather to relax, socialize, and celebrate. Tamarack Country Club is a place where new friendships are forged and lifelong memories are created. Club statistics: 350 members, 17-19K rounds annually, 14 full, 8 seasonal time staff members in season (March through November)

By Driftwood Golf and Ranch Club, October 20 - updated Friday at 03:29 PM - Austin, Texas

Facility Description: Driftwood Golf and Ranch Club is a newly established 18 hole private facility that is now fully open for play.  Priding itself in exceptional service and championship caliber conditions, Driftwood is seeking summer interns for the 2023 season to join the maintenance team and further develop their careers as turfgrass professionals.  Designed by the renowned architect Tom Fazio, Driftwood is located just outside of Austin, Texas and is one of the newest additions to the Discovery Land Company portfolio.  To learn more about Discovery Land Company, please visit https://discoverylandco.com/   The golf course has selected turfgrasses unique to the area that will provide interns experience with managing both cool and warm season turf in Central Texas. The greens are built to USGA specifications and are comprised of 007 bentgrass. Tees, fairways and rough were established with Zeon Zoysia.  The golf course is paired with a world class 13 acre practice facility and short game area that includes three Mach 1 bermudagrass chipping greens, Lattitude 36 bermuda and Zeon Zoysia range tees, and two bentgrass putting greens offering interns a vast array of exposure to different cultivars.  The state of the art irrigation system is comprised of a Rain Bird IC system (2 wire), Watertronics pump station, and plumbed with HDPE mainlines and laterals.  Job Description: The internship program will offer a wide variety of exposure, as we look to integrate personnel into all facets of golf course maintenance.  We aim to tailor the program to the specific needs of the student, with the sole intention to accelerate growth in areas of greatest necessity.  Interns will work closely with the agronomy team and will be key players in the success of the golf course.  Experience and training will include but is not limited to: ·     Day to day maintenance (mowing of all surfaces, course set-up, rolling etc.) ·     General turfgrass management and cultivation on all surfaces ·     Maintenance of bentgrass and bermudagrass greens ·     Precision moisture management of putting greens with use of TDR’s on C3 and C4 surfaces ·     IPM (application of fertilizer and pesticides, calibration of sprayers and spreaders, documentation and planning) ·     Irrigation troubleshooting and repair ·     Hands on HDPE welding training ·    Access to all material and water quality testing, with educational discussions on the in depth decisions that go into building a golf course ·    Equipment maintenance (checking HOC, grinding reels and bedknives, etc.) ·    Small crew management ·  Involved in daily planning and scheduling of agronomic plan to improve awareness and understanding of concepts that produce championship golf Experience and Educational Requirements:                                                          ·    Must be currently enrolled or graduated from a 2 or 4 year turfgrass management program or agronomy related field ·    Must be able to work in fast paced environment and process information efficiently ·    Person must possess a positive attitude, willingness to learn and a strong work ethic ·    Previous golf course experience is preferred but not required Benefits and Salary: ·    Free housing ·    $18/ hour plus overtime with lunch provided ·    PGA tournament volunteer experience if desired ·    Future employment opportunities at Driftwood or the various other properties DLC has to offer ·    Golf privileges    

By Whispering Woods Golf Club, Friday at 02:37 PM - updated Friday at 02:41 PM - Erie, Pennsylvania

        About Whispering Woods Golf Club Whispering Woods Golf Club is located at 7214 Grubb Road in Erie, PA.  It is an 18 hole course complete with a driving range and learning facility. The course opened in May 2007. Clubhouse construction began recently in 2022 and is set to open in 2023. The golf course was designed by John Exley. The course offers a challenging and fun layout for all golfers. The property also houses a stay-and-play cabin for out of town guests. The golf course maintenance crew consists of about 20 members. A superintendent, assistant, mechanic and roughly 15 full and part-time seasonal workers. .   Job Description Summary: Perform, supervise, and inspect all aspects of maintenance of the golf course and golf club grounds on a full-time, salary basis.   Assist in the development, execution, and supervision and evaluation of all turf management programs and practices, including budget, construction and maintenance of greens, tees, fairways, rough, bunkers and all other golf course facilities. Assist in the operation and maintenance of irrigation and drainage systems. Oversees the completion of responsibilities assigned to all members of the maintenance department and ensure the quality of all work performed. Instruct and train golf course personnel in the care and safe and efficient operation of all golf course equipment. Calibrate, properly operate all spreaders and sprayers, and apply fertilizers and pesticides to golf course in an accurate and efficient manner. Perform routine equipment maintenance and oversees needed repairs of equipment and tools. Scouts, monitors, and investigates the conditions of the golf course property, including disease, pests, and vandalism then presents recommendation for repair or control. Maintains accurate application records and logs for weather, fertilization, pesticide applications, and cultural practices required. Maintains and cleans shop, lunchroom, staff restrooms, public restrooms, hand tools and equipment. Performs the duties of the Golf Course Superintendent in his absence. Supervisory Responsibilities:                Directly supervise up to 20 employees depending on the season of the year in the golf course maintenance department. Carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization’s policies and applicable laws. Responsibilities include assisting in interviewing, hiring, and appraising of performance. Responsibilities also include planning, assigning, and directing work, training employees, rewarding/disciplining employees, addressing complaints and resolving problems.

By Quail Creek Country Club, November 30 - updated Friday at 11:48 AM - Naples, Florida

We are looking to fill (2) golf course superintendent positions.  Quail Creek is a very active golf club that is at full membership and has more and more members playing all year round.  The superintendents will work together while each managing a golf course under the supervision of the Director of Golf Courses and Grounds.  He/She will be responsible for the planning, coordination, and execution of a maintenance program for a golf course.  The Golf Course Superintendent should be adept at simultaneously managing multiple projects and tasks, with strong attention to detail, as well as a team player, working in collaboration with the leadership team, the Board and Club Committees. The position requires a high level of competency and the ability to keep workflow consistent and on time. The position, in partnership with the QCCC leadership team, requires innovative spirit and drive, highly developed interpersonal skills, excellent verbal and written communications skills and strong organizational skills. Responsibilities: Maintain the golf course and property Work together with other course superintendent in supervising, scheduling, training, overseeing maintenance team members Create an efficient team and efficient maintenance practices to improve playing conditions and work force Improve course details Use tools given to train and enforce safety practices Keep detailed records of chemical/fert applications Carry out the goals set forth by the club and Director of Golf Courses and Grounds Employee management- hiring, firing, creating reviews Perform other duties as directed by Director of Golf Courses & Grounds  

By North Hempstead Country Club, Thursday at 11:37 PM - Port Washington, New York

North Hempstead Country Club is a private. 1916, AW Tillinghast design, located on the north shore of Long Island. The club strives to be one of the premier family clubs on Long Island. The assistant superintendent will work hand in hand with the superintendent and assistant superintendent in the management and upkeep of the golf course and outdoor facilities.     We have begun master plan improvements over the last year in conjunction with McDonald and Sons and will be rebuilding our short game area in the spring of 2023. Continued improvements will take place in the next few years.  This position will fully prepare someone  of leadership in the golf maintenance industry. 

By Indian Wells Country Club, Thursday at 09:38 PM - updated Thursday at 09:39 PM - Indian Wells, California

We are Invited. At Invited, work feels like play, as you build relationships with your team and meet Members from all different backgrounds. Every time you step foot in your Club, you can create magic moments and enrich lives. So, join us and be a part of a fun, fast-paced, high-impact group of talented people. We are passionate about bringing people together and about bringing out the very best in life. Invited reflects our proud history of inclusiveness and captures our welcoming spirit. Our unprecedented collection of more than 200 golf and country, city, and stadium clubs share a common goal- building relationships and enriching lives. The time has come to build on our traditions and write new chapters. We welcome you to join us. Invited. Where You Belong.   The Indian Wells Story An oasis featuring canyons, vistas and spectacular views of the Santa Rosa Mountains, Indian Wells Country Club in Indian Wells offers 36 holes of challenging golf, fitness, bocce, dining and a vibrant and full calendar that keep members growing friendships and making memories that last a lifetime. And, as one of the most historic clubs in the Coachella Valley, Indian Wells also served as the original home of the Bob Hope Desert Classic for more than 40 years. The Classic Course The Classic Course is the original course built in 1956 by founders Desi Arnaz, Paul Prom, Eddie Susalla, Linn Johnson, Earl Murphy, Milt Hicks, Bill Worthing and John Curci. In fact, founder Eddie Susalla actually designed the 6,478-yard, par 72, 18-hole course that boasts a 127 slope rating. The Cove Course Stretching 6,558 yards with a slope of 121, the par 72, 18-hole Cove Course was designed by Indian Wells Country Club founder, Eddie Susalla, and Ted Robinson Sr. The Cove Course was built several years after the Classic Course, but provides golfers with challenging shots and unique holes.   JOB SUMMARY Golf Course Superintendent The Golf Course Superintendent is responsible for the successful operation of the Golf Course Maintenance Department and Clubhouse Grounds Maintenance. The Superintendent works closely with the General Manager on capital improvement expansion projects, as well as interaction with the Head Golf Professional to maximize the number of rounds of golf played by scheduling maintenance practices around Member play and outings to maximize efficiency is essential.   WHY INVITED World’s Largest Network of Private Clubs and Golf Courses. Private Country Clubs in family focused environments. Work/Life Balance. Medical, Dental, Vision, 401k. Competitive Pay. Additional career and earnings growth. Upward mobility in the world’s largest network.   DAY-TO-DAY Train and Implement Procedures for Golf Course Maintenance Staff Assign and evaluate performance of daily tasks Perform Chemical and Fertilizer applications Daily water management of Practices Greens, Tees, and Fairways Daily setup of course for member playability Manage daily employee projects Daily management of traffic control Daily evaluation of turf for wear, disease, moisture, cut quality, growth rate, etc. Identify efficiencies and make recommendations Ensure that Three Steps of Service are followed by all Staff: i. Warm welcomes- greeting members and guests in a professional manner upon interaction ii. Magic moments- creating the more memorable experiences for members and guests during their visits and iii. Fond farewells- sending the members and guests off with a positive experience. Ensure all company policies, standards of operations, manuals, standards of conduct, safety rules, and policies against harassment are strictly followed by all staff and member/guests (including prompt intervention, investigation, and documentation). Conduct performance evaluations of Golf Course Maintenance staff and crew as directed in a timely basis. Provide appropriate feedback to staff, and recommendations to Senior Management regarding compensation, advancement, and training needs. Determine appropriate personnel action (counseling, written warnings, suspension or termination) in the event of performance, attendance problems or violations of company policies coordinate with Human Resources, Legal, and Senior Management as necessary. Assign and develop work-efficient schedules to meet staffing needs of Golf Operations and as warranted, recruit and hire staff to provide superior level of member services. Develop relationships with members to promote golf activities. Immediately address and resolve member/guest complaints. Effective communication with staff, members, and Senior Management. Ability to work well under pressure, coordinate multiple tasks, and attention to details. Ensure that all direct reports adhere to Invited standards regarding dress code. Conduct oneself in a professional manner and always maintain a professional image.

By Tampa Palms Golf & Country Club, October 28 - updated Thursday at 08:44 PM - Tampa, Florida

Tampa Palms Golf and Country Club is an 18 hole Arthur Hills design located just outside downtown Tampa. The Golf Course Second Assistant Superintendent is responsible for assisting in the operating functions of the Golf Course Maintenance Department • The operating functions include: Turfgrasses/plant material maintenance programs, property/asset management, budgeting, forecasting, financial management, scheduling daily maintenance programs and scheduling of irrigation systems, pesticide applications, related recordings, and compliance of regulatory issues • Assist Golf Course Superintendent in providing agronomic direction for the healthy growth of the golf course & Clubhouse Grounds grasses, trees, and other plant materials • Be directly involved in personnel management and crew/job scheduling • Supervise the application and recording of chemical applications on the Club's grounds in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations •Supervise the safe use and maintenance of the golf course mechanical equipment by employees

By CapRock Ranch, Thursday at 07:08 PM - updated Thursday at 08:22 PM - Valentine, Nebraska

  CapRock Ranch Golf Club is a new, private 18-hole destination golf course located in the heart of the Nebraska Sand Hills. CapRock Ranch is newly constructed by well-known golf course architect, Gil Hanse. Construction of the of the final holes were finished in the summer of 2020. The 2023 golf season will be the 3rd season CapRock has been open. CapRock Ranch Golf Club is located 15 miles South of Valentine, Nebraska. The Intern position will play a key role in the management team. Looking for someone that is passionate about the golf course maintenance industry. The ideal candidate will be highly motivated, reliable, eager to learn, excited to lead and motivate staff, and help cultivate a work atmosphere that is fun and positive.

By Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Thursday at 06:52 PM - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sports Turf/Facilities Worker   The MIT Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation (DAPER) seeks a sports turf/facilities worker to service indoor and outdoor needs specific to the Athletics Department.   Will be responsible for outdoor sports turf and sports surface maintenance, ice rink setup and maintenance (including Zamboni operation), field layout for competitions and the set up of goals, flags, hurdles, and other equipment as needed; indoor court surface maintenance, including painting ice and oil mopping athletic floors; setting up for athletic and non‐athletic events that are hosted by the Athletics facility, including public address systems and bleacher/chair and table arrangements; maintenance of Athletic Zone equipment, including small power tools, hurdles, goals, nets, and other equipment as needed; trash removal; floor scrubbing; and picking up and fully cleaning bathrooms, showers, and locker facilities.  Will operate handheld tools, walk‐behind tools, and ride‐on equipment; plow and shovel snow; set up, operate, repair, and monitor the irrigation system; remove trash, litter, leaves, and/or any material that could pose safety risks; direct DAPER facilities team personnel in tasks such as pruning, planting, fertilizing, and irrigation repair; install and maintain seeded and sodded sports playing surfaces, including fertilizer and pesticide application; assist with maintenance on synthetic turf fields; prune, fertilize, and apply pesticides; plant trees, shrubs, and flowers; design, install, and maintain gardens, water features, and other landscape elements; maintain hardscape, including power washing and cold patching; receive workflow assignments, pick up and select materials, and complete tasks accurately with feedback as needed.    Required Qualifications:  Associate’s degree in sports turf management or related field At least four years’ work experience in facilities and sports field maintenance   Schedule: ·        September 1 to November 1 and February 15 to through May 15, Tuesday through Saturday 6:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. ·        November 2 to February 14 and May 16 to August 31, Monday through Friday, 6:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M.   Interested candidates may apply online at https://hr.mit.edu/careers.  Please reference job number 22091.   MIT is an equal-opportunity employer.  We value diversity and strongly encourage applications from individuals from all identities and backgrounds. All qualified applicants will receive equitable consideration for employment based on their experience and qualifications, and will not be discriminated against on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, ancestry, or national or ethnic origin.  MIT’s full policy on Nondiscrimination can be found here.

By Chevy Chase Club, September 21 - updated Thursday at 06:24 PM - Chevy Chase, Maryland

Chevy Chase Club was organized in the fall of 1892 by a group of men from the Metropolitan Club of Washington, D.C., including Francis G. Newlands. For some time, there had been a good deal of sentiment in the Metropolitan Club in favor of a country club where the growing interest in horses, sports and recreation could be pursued. The club would also serve as a social center for members and their families well-removed from the turmoil of the growing city. The club’ s first permanent location was in 1894 on a tract of land that included a pre-revolutionary frame house known as the Bradley Farmhouse. The game of golf was introduced with six holes at the club in 1895, the same year the USGA was founded. In 1897, the club was able to purchase this 9.36-acre tract on which the Bradley House was situated. Today, the club offers an 18-hole golf course, golf practice facility, seventeen outdoor tennis courts, four indoor tennis courts, seven paddle tennis courts, a fitness facility, three swimming pools, eight lanes of duckpin bowling, an outdoor ice rink, an eighteen room guest house, a nature trail and greenhouses. Food and beverage facilities include three clubhouse dining rooms, full banquet facilities, two seasonal sports canteens and a casual dining Winter Center. The club first introduced golf in 1895 with just 6 holes, which slowly expanded to 9 holes. In 1909, and very early in his career, Donald Ross expanded the existing 9 holes to 18 holes. In 1924 the firm of Colt & Alison re-designed the existing Donald Ross course to the current routing that exists today, with some modifications made by various architects throughout the years. The club has recently engaged golf course architect Andrew Green to begin research on a course master plan.  Today the golf course consists of creeping bentgrass tees, fairways, and greens. The course hosts approximately 22,000 rounds of golf and is predominately  a walking club.  Please view our internship brochure for more information;  https://www.chevychaseclub.org/custom/flipbook/InternshipBrochure/

By Wild Ridge and Mill Run Golf Course, Thursday at 06:17 PM - Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Wild Ridge and Mill Run Golf Course  Wild Ridge is a links style 18-hole golf course and Mill Run is a traditional 18-hole golf course with flat greens, tees, and fairways. Wild Ridge is known for being the best public golf course in the Eau Claire County. Wild Ridge was built in 1999 and Mill Run was built in 1989. The entire property stretches 700 acres across the west side of Eau Claire Wisconsin.  Job Title: Golf Course Assistant Superintendent Job Duration: Full time Pay Rate: $40,000-$50,000 Salary  Job Description: Assistants will be involved in the daily maintenance of two golf courses, Wild Ridge and Mill Run, and will work closely with the Superintendent and the General Manager. Assistants will also be responsible for the management of a 25+ member team. During the golf season the assistant is required to work every other weekend. Weekends are 4-hour shifts. The Assistant will need to be able to perform any tasks at any moment. Specific duties of a Golf Course Assistant include: -          Take direction from Superintendent -          Train and supervise employees -          Apply chemicals and fertilizer -          Maintain irrigation system Job Requirements: Candidate must have at least 2 years’ experience working in the turf industry. Candidate must have a high attention to detail and needs to take pride in their work. Candidate must enjoy working outdoors, as they will be required to work in all types of weather. Candidate must have a driver’s license and a reliable source of transportation.  Job Benefits:   Health Care contribution.  Cell phone plan.  Year end bonus pool.  Retirement plan,  3% match after 1 year. Contact: Cody Semingson Email: csem201@gmail.com Phone: 715-530-0942

By Sheboygan Area School District, Thursday at 05:43 PM - Sheboygan, Wisconsin

The Sheboygan Area School District is looking for a maintenance specialist to work in their Community Recreation Department and Facilities Services Department.   Employment Terms and Essential Functions: This is a shared position between the Community Recreation Department and the Facilities Services Department. The starting rate of pay for both positions is $19.20 per hour.   Recreation Maintenance Specialist in the Community Recreation Department: This part of the position will work for seven months – April 1 through October 31. April 1 through May 31 days of work will be Tuesday through Saturday. The June 1 through October 31 days of work will be Monday through Friday. All hours will be 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.   Under the direction of the Community Recreation Department Director and the leadership of the Recreation Department Foreman, this position is responsible for implementing a comprehensive recreation maintenance program including an athletic turf maintenance program that involves the supervision of seasonal staff for that program.   Facilities Services Maintenance Specialist in Facilities Services: This part of the position will work for five months – November 1 through March 31. The days of work will be Tuesday through Saturday and the hours will be 3:00 to 11:00 p.m.   Under the direction of the Supervisor of Maintenance, this position performs preventive and corrective maintenance to the buildings, grounds, and mechanical equipment of the district. May also participate in remodeling or renovation projects and the installation of new equipment. Substitute custodial duties may be assigned as needed.   Qualifications: Previous employment record of being reliable, dependable, and punctual. Ability to use common hand and power tools. Ability to work as a team member. Ability to communicate with the building principal, staff, parents, and others. Ability to troubleshoot problems with buildings, equipment, and machinery and plan and carry out the most effective methods of repair. Ability to demonstrate and perform preventive maintenance on all HVAC equipment. Ability to demonstrate and repair floor systems, including carpet, vinyl, and ceramic. Ability to perform preventive maintenance on drain lines. Experience and ability to perform preventive maintenance on fan shaft bearings, sheaves, and coils. Ability to work on your feet for extended periods of time. Ability to work extended periods of time outdoors in a variety of weather conditions. Ability to lift a 65-pound weight unassisted from the floor to waist height repetitively. Ability to lift a 40-pound weight overhead, unassisted and work in confined spaces or elevated positions (scaffold, extension ladders, etc.) in all types of weather for extended periods. Ability to maintain and operate a tractor and other motorized equipment (lawnmowers, snow blowers). Must be able to work at heights of approximately 30 feet when servicing scoreboards, nets, etc. Also work in confined spaces, elevated positions (scaffolds, power lifts, ladders), and work outdoors in all seasons. Must be mechanically inclined, with the ability to troubleshoot and perform minor repairs on gas and diesel engines. Ability to supervise and coordinate seasonal and part-time maintenance employees. Ability to coordinate and complete a variety of projects simultaneously and work with minimal supervision. Ability to communicate with department staff and the community.

By Town of Jupiter, Thursday at 04:31 PM - updated Thursday at 04:32 PM - Jupiter, Florida

*** ALL APPLICANTS MUST APPLY ON THEW TOWN OF JUPITER WEBSITE: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/jupiterfl? *** PURPOSE OF CLASSIFICATION The purpose of this classification is to operate equipment and perform specialized work involving maintenance of parks and facilities, which may include equipment repair/maintenance, carpentry projects, general construction work, irrigation projects, weed/pest control, or other functions as assigned. Minimum Qualifications High school diploma or GED; supplemented by vocational/technical training in mechanical repair/maintenance, carpentry, irrigation system operations, weed/pest control, general construction work, grounds maintenance, heavy equipment operation and maintenance work in area of assignment, such as road/street construction maintenance, roadside maintenance, or other projects supplemented by three (3) years previous experience and/or training that includes mechanical repair/maintenance, carpentry, general construction work, welding, irrigation system repair/maintenance, weed/pest control, grounds maintenance, athletic field maintenance, turf maintenance, or equipment operation. Must possess and maintain a valid Florida driver’s license. May be required to possess and maintain a Florida’s Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) including appropriate endorsement(s). Small Engine Mechanic: 3-5 years of experience as a mechanic maintaining, repairing, and rebuilding gasoline and diesel small engines, machinery, and hydraulics on golf carts, utility vehicles and sports turf equipment and has experience with reel and bed knife grinders and back lapping is required. Equipment & Engine Training Council (EETC) Certification in areas of small engine repair is preferred; must possess a High School Diploma or equivalent; must possess a valid Florida Driver’s License; should have own tools relative to specific mechanical tools. *** ALL APPLICANTS MUST APPLY ON THEW TOWN OF JUPITER WEBSITE: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/jupiterfl? ***

By Beverly Country Club, November 2 - updated Thursday at 02:43 PM - Chicago, Illinois

Position Summary: As the Golf Course Superintendent, I am seeking to hire an Assistant Superintendent. I am looking for a highly self-motivative individual to help assist in maintaining one of the top classic courses in the country.  This position will be exposed to a wide variety of experiences. Course Info: Built in 1908, Beverly Country Club is among the finest courses in the country.  A Donald Ross Design that is a test for all golfers. Beverly is an 18-hole private golf course located only 15 miles from downtown Chicago. It has been nominated top 100 Classic Courses by Golf Weekly.    Duties include but not limited to: ·         Assist with hiring and training of maintenance personnel. ·         Help with organizing and executing day-to-day operations. ·         Fertilizer and chemical applications, record keeping and supervision of applications. ·         Assist with irrigation management and scheduling. ·         Assist with course construction projects. ·         Inspects golf course, identifies opportunities to improve the golf course. ·         Irrigation Repair.

By Willowbrook Country Club, November 28 - updated Thursday at 02:20 PM - Apollo, Pennsylvania

Willowbrook Country Club in Apollo, Pennsylvania is looking for a motivated Head Mechanic to join our team! The Head Mechanic will work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent to make sure equipment standards and expectations are met.  Responsibilities : Maintaining entire equipment fleet Small engine repair Basic Welding Setting height of cut Ability to diagnose equipment issues and ensure proper repair Order parts/fluids/fuel Preventive maintenance on all equipment Inventory of equipment/parts OIl/Fluid changes  

By Pittsburgh Field Club, Thursday at 11:46 AM - updated Thursday at 01:44 PM - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh Field Club is a private 18 hole country club, established in 1882, located just 8 miles from downtown Pittsburgh. “The Field Club”, as it’s known in Pittsburgh, hosted the 1937 PGA Championship, the 1959 Western Open, and is the annual host for the Frank Fuhrer Invitational.  Added events we will be hosting this year include; the Pennsylvania State Amateur Championship, and PGA Tri State Section 100th Anniversary Championship.   The course was designed by Alexander Findlay in 1914. In 2012 Keith Foster developed a Master Plan for the club. In recent years we have executed a bunker and green surrounds renovation, fairway re-contouring, a complete driving range renovation, and just completed, a state of the art short game area.  Future projects include tee and cart path renovations, and a new irrigation system. An internship at The Field Club provides comprehensive experience in all aspects of championship level golf course maintenance. In recent years successful Interns have been promoted to Assistant positions upon graduation.

By Pittsburgh Field Club, Thursday at 01:11 PM - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh Field Club is a private 18 hole country club, established in 1882, located just 8 miles from downtown Pittsburgh. “The Field Club”, as it’s known in Pittsburgh, hosted the 1937 PGA Championship, the 1959 Western Open, and is the annual host for the Frank B. Fuhrer Invitational.  Added events we will be hosting this season include; the Pennsylvania State Amateur Championship and PGA Tri State Section 100th Anniversary Championship. The Field Club is seeking an Equipment/Shop manager to join our Turfgrass team.  We are looking for an individual that is self-motivated and has an understanding of Private Country Club standards and needs.  The Equipment/Shop manager will report directly to the Golf Course Superintendent.  Responsibilities include but are not limited to; daily checking on quality of cut, preventative maintenance of all equipment, ordering of parts and supplies, and record keeping.

By Real Salt Lake, November 30 - Sandy, Utah

JOB TITLE: Superintendent of Fields and Grounds, America First Field, (Formerly Rio Tinto Stadium)  DEPARTMENT: Real Salt Lake Grounds Crew, Sandy, Utah REPORTS TO: Director of Fields & Grounds-Dan Farnes                                 FLSA STATUS:  Non-Exempt Summary:   This full time, at-will, position will report to the Director of Fields and Grounds.  Under his supervision, this position participates in the maintenance of American First Field (AFF), America First Field II (AFF2), common grounds maintenance, and related work as required. He/she typically conducts maintenance and repair of motorized and other mechanical equipment used in the field of Turfgrass Management.  This position will focus on maintaining AFF, the main stadium field for Real Salt Lake, and AFF2 used as a training field for RSL, camps, and corporate events.     ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: ·       The Superintendent of Fields and Grounds leads a crew of two full time employees and one part time employee in all aspects of athletic field maintenance, facility grounds maintenance, and equipment maintenance.     ·       Must have experience in: o   Budgeting o   Fertilizer application and calculations o   Daly/Weekly/Monthly planning o   Crew motivation and support   ·       Sports field maintenance labor includes: o   Kentucky Bluegrass maintenance   o   Sod cutting and installation o   Irrigation management o   Mowing, trimming and use of blowers  o   Fertilizing with a walk-behind fertilizer and Lely spreader o   Field markings and logo painting for soccer, football, rugby, and lacrosse   ·       Operating and maintaining power equipment such as: o   Reel and Rotary mowers o   Tractors, Top dressers, Aerators                o   Utility vehicles o   Backpack Blowers o   Trimmers   NON-ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:   •      Assist with other duties as assigned.

By Seminole Golf Club, November 30 - updated November 30 - Juno Beach, Florida

Seminole Golf Club is pleased to offer an Agronomic Internship Program to rising young professionals from leading universities specializing in golf course management. The program affords students the opportunity to work at one of the most famed clubs in the world. The golf course was designed by legendary architect, Donald Ross and is known to be Ross’ masterpiece.     Students are selected based on telephone interviews conducted by the Agronomy Department. $15/hour wages plus time and a half for OT, free housing on-site, uniforms, in-shore fishing privileges, private beach access to take advantage of and enjoy the ocean and every other weekend off makes Seminole Golf Club a great opportunity. As soon as the Student Superintendents arrive, the team at Seminole starts by identifying enhancement opportunities for each student to help them become a more viable Assistant Superintendent Candidate for potential employers after graduation. Primary areas of Student Superintendent enrichment and growth include: 1.     Spray programs- comprehensive experience in the development of spray programs, applying, calculating and inventory management. Learn to operate the latest GPS Toro Fairway sprayers with our state-of-the-art equipment package. 2.     Putting Green Management- comprehensive experience in hand watering, vertical mowing, aeration, Dry-Ject process, speed management, and Topdressing programs. 3.     Fairway Management: comprehensive experience in fairway aeration, Radical Topdressing Programs, Off-type bermudagrass eradication program, and more. 4.     Rough Management: comprehensive experience in bermudagrass scalping procedures and false node management. 5.     Tee Management: experience in Fraze mowing, aeration, radical topdressing program and tee top alignment procedures. 6.     Tournament Preparations: students are invited back in season for a variety of tournament experience offered only at Seminole Golf Club 7.     Equipment Fleet: be exposed to and spend time with our equipment manager and state of the art equipment fleet. 8.     Irrigation Management: learn to operate our state-of-the-art Irrigation System equipped with the latest Toro Lynx Software package, 2-wire decoders, Reverse Osmosis Irrigation Plant operation and new HDPE irrigation pipe and fittings. 9.     Drainage: experience seepage drainage installation for fairway turf and learn how firm and fast is created.  10.  The capstone of the internship program takes place when each Student Superintendent is responsible for the management of the golf maintenance crew during their last week of employment, as the acting Assistant Superintendent. https://www.golfdigest.com/video/every-hole-at/every-hole-at-seminole-golf-club-in-juno-beach--florida

By SGS Turf Care, November 30 - Manchester, New Hampshire

Would you like to be part of a team that invests in you?  Do you want to be a part of a company where you can grow and advance within the company?  How about a company that values your quality of life outside of work?  If you answered YES…..then come join our team! We are growing and have open positions to fill.  We are looking for a team member who is professional, organized, has a positive attitude, takes great pride in their work, who works well within a team, but can also work independently when needed. This would be an excellent career opportunity for a someone who is looking for a superior work environment, competitive pay and the opportunity to work on a variety of projects.  This is position can be full-time year-round or full-time seasonal depending on the candidate.  Work weeks are typically 5 days with only occasionally working on weekends.   SGS Turf Care is a professional turf application and irrigation service company, founded in 2015 by a former golf course superintendent.  The company is well established and has attained double digit revenue growth every year.  We have achieved this because, we pride ourselves in producing high quality turf and providing excellent customer service.  Our focus is on quality not quantity.  As experts in turfgrass management, we offer more than basic lawn service and turf applications.  Our clients include universities, private schools, school districts, high-end residential lawns, and golf courses. Primary Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Applying fertilizers and chemicals Maintaining records of applications – for clients and the state Communicating with clients Properly maintaining, loading and transporting equipment Slice seeding and aerating turf Light snow management duties for year round team members Secondary Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Assisting with irrigation service and maintenance Assisting with athletic field maintenance tasks Although not required, having the following would be considered ideal: ME Applicators License for Turf Irrigation repair and maintenance experience    

By SGS Turf Care, November 30 - updated November 30 - Manchester, New Hampshire

Would you like to be part of a team that invests in you?  Do you want to be a part of a small, stable company where you can grow and advance within the company?  How about a company that values your quality of life outside of work?  If you answered YES…..then come join our team! We are looking for a team member who is professional, organized, has a positive attitude, takes great pride in their work, who works well within a team, but can also work independently when needed. This would be an excellent career opportunity for a competent turf specialist looking for a superior work environment, competitive pay and the opportunity to work on a variety of projects.  Basically, the owner is looking for a #2 person who can work with him to continue to grow the company and take it to the next level. SGS Turf Care is a professional turf application and irrigation service company, founded in 2015 by a former golf course superintendent.  The company is well established and has attained double digit revenue growth every year.  We have achieved this because, we pride ourselves in producing high quality turf and providing excellent customer service.  Our focus is on quality not quantity.  As experts in turfgrass management, we offer more than basic lawn service and turf applications.  Our clients include universities, private schools, school districts, high-end residential lawns, and golf courses. Primary Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: ·        Applying fertilizers and chemicals to lawns, golf courses and athletic fields ·        Crew management & training ·        Diagnosing and communicating turf problems for clients ·        Communicating with clients ·        Maintaining records of applications – for clients and state agencies ·        Properly maintaining, loading and transporting equipment ·        Equipment repair and maintenance ·        Irrigation service, repair and maintenance ·        Light snow management duties Secondary Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: ·        Strategic planning ·        Business development Summary of Requirements for the position: ·        Experience applying fertilizers and chemicals. ·        Able to lead a team ·        Have or obtain a NH Operational License - Category G2 ·        Have or obtain a NH Operational License - Category B ·        Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record ·        Must be able to lift and carry 50 pounds (fertilizer bags) ·        Computer/tech skills